The Behringer Pro Mixer DX626 is a top - notch professional 3 - channel DJ mixer. It comes with an integrated Beat - Per - Minute (BPM) counter, featuring a well - proven 3 - channel design that DJs, whether beginners or pros, adore worldwide. Its dual - rail 'Ultraglide' crossfader offers super - smooth operation and has a lifespan of up to 500,000 cycles, promising years of seamless performance.
This mixer is packed with loads of features. There are 3 dual - input stereo channels with Gain and 3 - band kill EQ (- 32 dB). One channel can be switched to a studio - grade ULN microphone input, and there's a manual Talkover function, allowing you to get creative in your mixing work. Other highlights include a PFL function with a Master/PFL mix option, a peak - hold Level meter with a dedicated PFL bar graph, and a BNC gooseneck lamp socket. It's extremely user - friendly, giving you full control over your creativity.
Key features:
- Professional 3 - channel ultra - low noise DJ mixer with advanced phono preamps.
- Intelligent dual BPM counter.
- Long - lasting, super - smooth Ultraglide faders (up to 500,000 cycles).
- VCA - controlled crossfader for reliable and smooth audio.
- 3 - band kill EQ (- 32 dB) and Gain control per channel.
- Manual talkover function.
- Studio - grade ULN microphone input.
- Monitor function with master/PFL mix option.
- Precise peak - hold level meter with dedicated PFL bar graph.
- BNC gooseneck Lamp socket.
- Gold - plated RCA connectors for high - quality signal transmission.
- Designed and engineered in Germany.
Using the Behringer Pro Mixer DX626 is a breeze. First, connect your audio sources to the appropriate channels, like turntables or microphones. You can use the Gain and 3 - band kill EQ controls on each channel to adjust the sound as you like. The manual Talkover function is handy when you want to quickly cut in with your voice.
When using the BPM counter, it will help you keep the rhythm right. Just let it analyze the beats of your tracks. The PFL function allows you to preview a track before it goes live. You can use the Master/PFL mix option to adjust how you hear the preview.
For maintenance, keep the mixer in a dry and clean place. Wipe it gently with a soft cloth to remove dust. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Also, be careful when handling the faders and connectors to avoid damage. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it from the power source.
